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Football and extra time

Postby mrki444 » 21 Mar 2023, 16:00

Football has changed a lot in the last few years. The biggest changes came from the introduction of technology like VAR. VAR technology enables checks of the backfield, goals and fouls. VAR checks affect the game in such a way that active play is interrupted while players wait for the check. Players also know how to fake an injury to steal some time.

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The new rules bring a higher compensation in order to take as little time as possible from the active game, so our time compensations have become bigger and bigger. This was best seen at the World Championship in Katra, where compensation times were very often over 7 minutes.

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Individuals want as much active play as possible, but certain groups believe that this makes football very robotic and that some of the charms that used to define and make it interesting are lost.

Should every minute of time be made up, or will we leave some things undefined?
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby Warfare » 21 Mar 2023, 16:47

There is no more cheating with VAR.
Before it, look at how Raheem Sterling tripped by kicking the turf and the referee gave him a penalty :lol:

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Re: Football and extra time

Postby nela13 » 21 Mar 2023, 17:59

Warfare wrote:There is no more cheating with VAR.

Football is now a more fair game, when in doubt the VAR can always clarify it.
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby mrki444 » 22 Mar 2023, 12:02

Ok here we got little more about VAR posts even than it is topic.

How can measure lost time when player must throw ball with hands in game? We know players use shirt to make it dry, choose players, steal meters.

BTW what do you say about VAR in Arsenal vs ManCity case?
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby Bango » 07 May 2023, 00:45

Well, some teams waste a lot of time and referees get a little extra time. I do not like this. In the Qatar World Cup, referees used to take a lot of extra time. I like this more
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby mrki444 » 10 May 2023, 20:22

Looks judges start ad more time as extra. Not much as in World Cup but they calculate better lost time on penalty, fauls or making arguments with players.
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby Bango » 16 May 2023, 17:37

mrki444 wrote:Looks judges start ad more time as extra. Not much as in World Cup but they calculate better lost time on penalty, fauls or making arguments with players.

Yeah that was fair. i hope they will do it again in all leagues
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby mrki444 » 18 May 2023, 19:53

Extra time have correct title added time, also called injury time or stoppage time. Biggest added time was 28 minutes in Carabao cup (England) between Burton Albion and Bournemouth in 2019.
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby Warfare » 01 Jun 2023, 18:50

The Europa League final from yesterday between Sevilla and Roma had lots of extra time in both the regular time and the extra 15 minutes rounds.
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby mrki444 » 03 Jun 2023, 06:40

What do you think A.I should calculate every lost seconds and add it? This way game will not lose any second but it will lose his charm. Imagine result is 6-0 and A.I say plus 90+10min.
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby Presh » 20 Mar 2024, 06:55

All these technologies is not making football really enjoyable as it was years back. That marginal losses added to the adrenaline associated with the sports.
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby bulkcheapservices » 20 Mar 2024, 07:31

Extra time has gone too fat. VAR is the reason for it. ach VAR costs 2-3 min which will ad as extra time. these extra time period are so frustating when a team concead goals
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby mrki444 » 20 Mar 2024, 08:07

bulkcheapservices wrote:Extra time has gone too fat. VAR is the reason for it. ach VAR costs 2-3 min which will ad as extra time. these extra time period are so frustating when a team concead goals


It is more frustrating waiting VAR decision. Some players say they don't even celebrate goals like before because of all posible reviews.
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby Kalayla » 23 Mar 2024, 06:16

No matter the cost, a sport must seen to be fair in all ramification. And that's what VAR has come to help establish.
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby mrki444 » 28 Mar 2024, 08:56

Kalayla wrote:No matter the cost, a sport must seen to be fair in all ramification. And that's what VAR has come to help establish.


But sport was never robotic and this turned it into it. Sometimes 2-3 millimeters decide goal which was not case before. People are not precise so much, only robots.
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby sabtra » 28 Mar 2024, 20:33

I think knowing how to waste time and when to waste is part of the strategy. :D
And I like the VAR as it decreases the risk for referees of being insulted or assaulted for the wrong decisions. Actually, I think extra time should be heavily regulated as well, recalling what happened in Turkey not a long ago. Guess I'm very concerned about safety.
Personally, I don't want extra time to be longer than 10 minutes. :yawn:
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby Presh » 29 Mar 2024, 05:49

Nowadays, when players use time wasting tactics, they might get to pay for it during long extra times. And with that long extra time, the intensity is always higher.
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby mrki444 » 29 Mar 2024, 17:03

sabtra wrote:I think knowing how to waste time and when to waste is part of the strategy.


I agree with this. Every club when have goal in advantage waste time. It is natural move and maybe this should be tolerated. Also there is maximum time how much player can take before turning ball back in field, hand or free kick.
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby Difference jay » 06 Apr 2024, 08:15

Honestly football has changed, additional 8 extra time could be added and it would play till 9 or 10 mins. It happened between Chelsea and Manchester united.
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Re: Football and extra time

Postby SHAHID987 » 06 Apr 2024, 12:30

I used to be best football player, I was part of a registered team.
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